Weather · July

Mexico City weather in July

Temperature, rain, what to pack and what to know

Mexico City

July in Mexico City: an average of 16°, about 5 mm of rain for the month. Roughly 13h 4m of daylight, with light from about 05:05 to 18:08. July in Mexico City is perfectly doable if you dress right and plan the day — usually with fewer tourists and better prices.

The weather in detail

Mexico City in July

Average temp16°
Rain this month5 mm
Daylight13.1 h
Sun05:05–18:08
Seasonshoulder
What to do

Mexico City in July — what works

A good season for culture: museums, galleries, cafés, restaurants and shows. Outdoor walks work with the right clothing, but daylight is shorter — start early.

What to pack: A mid-weight coat, a warm layer underneath, and a scarf. Mornings and evenings feel cold.

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Questions & answers

Mexico City in July — FAQ

Do I need a coat in Mexico City in July?
A mid-weight coat, a warm layer underneath, and a scarf. Mornings and evenings feel cold.
Can you sit outside at cafés in Mexico City in July?
During the day and in the sun yes, often with patio heaters. Evenings get cold.
Does it snow in Mexico City in July?
No. Temperatures are well above freezing.
How many hours of daylight in Mexico City in July?
About 13h 4m of daylight. The sun rises around 05:05 and sets around 18:08. Plan sightseeing around the light.
Is July a good time to visit Mexico City?
July in Mexico City is perfectly doable if you dress right and plan the day — usually with fewer tourists and better prices.
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Sources: Climate: Open-Meteo 1991–2020 · Daylight: astronomical calculation